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strawberry floating hell that was excellent. Billed as the greatest episode of television ever and it STILL didn't disappoint.

We'll head back to two years down the line for the final two episodes and find out why Walt comes back next week. Jesse will be working for the Nazis with the threat of death over his head and Walt will be after all of them.

Absolutely incredible episode. Just didn't let up throughout the whole thing. Agreed about Wedgie's reaction too. :lol:

Skippy wrote:strawberry floating hell that was excellent. Billed as the greatest episode of television ever and it STILL didn't disappoint.

We'll head back to two years down the line for the final two episodes and find out why Walt comes back next week. Jesse will be working for the Nazis with the threat of death over his head and Walt will be after all of them.

It's only about 6 months down the line. The flashforwards were to his 52nd birthday, he had his 51st at the beginning of season 5. Then at least 3 months passed while he was cooking with Todd.

Absolutely amazing episode today, though. strawberry float. So good.

Of course, where the strawberry float did I pluck two years from?

Eh Skippy...?

How can he feel threatened with a death threat by the Nazis? He's already dying. Beinf on the run would probably mean difficulty to obtain chemo as he can't expect to walk into a hospital and say "I've got cancer" without any doctor history.

It had to be his family. My guess is that Jesse's cooking skills aren't up to scratch and they are forced to look for Walt.

Skippy wrote:Of course, where the strawberry float did I pluck two years from?

All five seasons happened in a space of two years or so.

Wedgie wrote:
Skippy wrote:Of course, where the strawberry float did I pluck two years from?

All five seasons happened in a space of two years or so.

Wedgie wrote:Eh Skippy...?

How can he feel threatened with a death threat by the Nazis? He's already dying. Beinf on the run would probably mean difficulty to obtain chemo as he can't expect to walk into a hospital and say "I've got cancer" without any doctor history.

It had to be his family. My guess is that Jesse's cooking skills aren't up to scratch and they are forced to look for Walt.

I meant Jesse is being threatened with death

Also, one other thing that needs more love

Walt Jr protecting his mum. strawberry float YEAH FLYNN

Jesus, that episode was relentless.

Oh my god, one of the most intense things I've ever watched. Gut punch, after gut punch, after gut punch. It went on and on, every single scene. I'm lost for words.

Last week's didnt blow me away, something about it was predictable. This week was incredible.

Best episode of television ever? Not sure. It was as good as those final episodes in The Shield, as some episodes in The Wire's 4th season. Still, wow.

How about this for an incredible shot from last night's ep

You know what annoyed me? People names still being on the screen halfway though. I don't know it they normally do that, but I found it quite distracting this time.

Oh gooseberry fool, the finale of season 3. On to season 4.

I think I should have held off watching these till the week before the final episode but I can't stop watching now.

That was strawberry floating insane. Best single episode of any show I've ever seen. Equal to the final episodes of the Shield I would say but they fit it all into 47 minutes.

Stunning episode, the acting was amazing, even from Holly. :wub:

Very sad about:

Yes, it's all Jessie's fault. Poor Walt.

chalkitdown wrote:Yes, it's all Jessie's fault. Poor Walt.

Not saying poor Walt just...........ah forget it.

Photek wrote:Stunning episode, the acting was amazing, even from Holly.

She is the most adorable baby! That bit in the changing room when she was going "mama". :wub:

lol @ the pants Walt lost in the first episode being in the desert :lol:

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